the FOSS version of nginx has great built-in caching, so I disagree there, but the others I can agree on, especially mod_php. I don't ever use PHP these days, s

the FOSS version of nginx has great built-in caching, so I disagree there, but the others I can agree on, especially mod_php. I don't ever use PHP these days, so it's not something I routinely think about, but I'm sure Apache is better for PHP than nginx. I feel that the let's encrypt CLI clients are plenty good for nginx, to the point that installing a new module for apache (let alone nginx) is more work than just running a CLI client. If you want TLS automation, Caddy is superbly good at fetching its own certs, and you don't have to fiddle with installing an additional module to do it.